Trans woman as victim
Locked up “until all the bruises are gone”
A date that turned into a real nightmare: In June, a 30-year-old man beat up a Viennese woman, then held her in his apartment in the 10th district. The unskilled worker admitted in court so that no one would see her injuries. It is not the only crime he is accused of.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen It is a long list of crimes that a 30-year-old committed last summer - but one stands out. From June 5 to 8, he allegedly held a 42-year-old woman in his apartment in Vienna-Favoriten. "He said I wasn't allowed to leave until all the bruises were gone," the trans woman in the Vienna countryside recalls the traumatic days.
Date turns into a nightmare
The unskilled worker also beat her up and even broke her nose. "He knocked me unconscious twice," claims the Viennese woman. "I've only ever seen violence like that in movies." The two met on a dating platform. They arranged to meet in his apartment - which she was then no longer allowed to leave. "He said he was alone and wanted my company. He idealized me and kept saying how beautiful I was."
After I hit her, I just told her not to go out so hurt.
Die 42-Jährige im Zeugenstand in Wien
When asked why she didn't call anyone, as she always had her cell phone with her, the 42-year-old answered almost desperately: "I was so afraid of him." The trans woman is demanding 2000 euros in damages. Which the defendant acknowledges after a comprehensive confession.
Speeding and collision with a police car
"What's wrong with you?" asks the judge in view of the large number of offenses in this short period of time. It was also a case of a wild speeding run, during which he deliberately rammed a police car. There are also several documentary offenses and another attempted assault. "The drugs," the 30-year-old tries to quietly explain.
Although the period of imprisonment is reduced, the man with the relevant previous convictions does not receive a legally binding 34-month sentence. "You have already been given so many chances by other judges," Ms. Rat notes that this is the first prison sentence for the Viennese man.
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